Kenya 100-120TPH Phonolite Crushing Plant

A 120TPH (tonnes per hour) phonolite crushing plant is a plant that processes phonolite rock into crushed stone. Phonolite is an igneous rock that is composed mainly of alkali feldspar and quartz. It is a relatively rare rock and is not commonly used as a construction material.

In a 120TPH phonolite crushing plant, the raw phonolite rock would be fed into a crusher, where it would be reduced in size to a more manageable size. The crushed phonolite would then be transported to a screening plant, where it would be sorted into different sizes for various applications. The screened material would then be transported to storage or to further processing, such as for use in road construction or as a base for building foundations.

It is important to carefully design and select the equipment for a phonolite crushing plant to ensure that it can efficiently and effectively process the raw material and produce the desired end products. Factors to consider when designing a phonolite crushing plant include the size and type of the raw material, the capacity of the plant, and the end use of the products. It may also be necessary to consider environmental regulations and the impact of the plant on the surrounding community.